The Prosecutors: Legal Briefs

Jury selection has begun in the Lindsay Clancy case. Clancy, who is accused of murdering her three children, is expected to argue that she was suffering from postpartum psychosis at the time. Caitlin Slavens and Chelsea Bodie--authors, therapists, and creators of the popular Mama Psychologists--join us to try and explain the unexplainable.
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A man decided to sell the Star Wars LEGO collection he put together with his father. Seems straightforward. How crazy could it really get? Turns out, very, very crazy. We discuss.
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We discuss the disappointing result out of New Hampshire, where the state's Supreme Court has overturned the conviction of Adam Montgomery in the brutal murder of his daughter, Harmony, on dubious grounds. What does it mean? And what's next?
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Before the Supreme Court released its final opinions, we described the cases and predicted the outcome. Come see how we did, and how these decisions could affect your life.
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Randy Barnett is one of the most influential legal scholars in America. But before he was a professor, he was a prosecutor in Cook County, Illinois during the days that made Chicago corruption infamous. He discusses his new book, Felony Review, which tells the shocking tale of Chicago corruption through the eyes of a young prosecutor.
Note from Brett: This is the best book we've had the opportunity to discuss on the podcast. Buy it at the link below. You'll love it.
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